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Secret? The Brits say Werster, so the New England pronunciation must be Wostah.
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states that dont allow you pump your own gas.
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Secret? The Brits say Werster, so the New England pronunciation must be Wostah.
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shhh! Don't tell anyone. And yes, it's something along the lines of wouhstah. You would not believe how many people come here and call say War-chest-er... Actually, the vast majority of them do that. Most people can't say Bangor right either, actually. Even in CT the news guys call it Bang-ger.
The best one is New Britain, though... It's pronounced Nuh Britahn